General Director of single member LLC holding concurrent office

Under Article 70.3(b) of the Enterprise Law, the General Director of a limited liability company (LLC) with one member being organization must not be a related person of the members of the Members' Council. However, there is no provision that explicitly prohibits the General Director from holding the position of a member of Members’ Council itself. Therefore, technically, it is legally possible for the General Director of single member LLC to concurrently hold the position of a member of the Members’ Council of the LLC. That being said, if the General Director cannot be the related person of the members of the Members' Council (assuming for the purpose of avoiding conflict of interest), then logically, neither the General Director can be a member of Members’ Council.